Fourteen years logging every minute of my working day. Fourteen years logging almost none. The same broken clock throughout.

How I've adapted the Franklin Planner for an ADHD brain – and what still frustrates me about it.

Forty years, two acquisition habits and one golden rule I've broken with every single one of them.

Three very different corporate structures, one ADHD brain, and why the ones that looked like they worked often didn’t.

It took a magazine from 1994 and a CompuServe forum full of other ADDults to start to find the words that finally made sense of my brain.

How a bad mountain bike racer accidentally became a professional photographer

How a Grand Prix, two E-grades and eight weeks in the coldest house in Liverpool started a forty-year habit.

Last week I left my phone on the sofa and flew to Singapore. Bottom line: it’s almost impossible to function without a phone. From airline…

These everyday hassles are small, but they add up – especially in a cost of living crisis. That’s why my government will tackle them head-on, says UK prime minister Andy Burnham

I left my phone at home for a two-week trip. Every ADHD coping system I’ve built in forty years turned out to live inside it.

Forty years of productivity systems, one butterfly mind, and one more tiny experiment.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. doesn't want Americans to think of him as an antivaccine conspiracy theorist as he seeks confirmation as President-elect Donald Trump's Secretary of Health and Human Services — rather, he wants to be thought of as a guy who wants to…

Both the UK economy and the new Labour Government needs an urgent shot in the arm. Could this be the solution?

Ukip accused of resorting to British National party-style tactics while campaigning to win Heywood and Middleton byelection

Just a few short weeks ago, tech billionaire Elon Musk and bullish populist Nigel Farage met in the United States to discuss, among other things, the prospect of a hefty donation. Reports at the time ...

Two weeks ahead of the official start of his second presidency, Donald Trump is slamming the United States as a "disaster" on social media. In a New York Times report published Sunday morning, White H...

Reform UK previously said the MP rejected allegations he either "kicked, stamped or punched the victim" but accepted he "pushed" her and that she "fell and was injured".

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The EU previously acted as a watchdog on sewage pollution

Alleged talks between billionaire and Russian president could have enormous security implications

Exclusive: Sarah Owen warns Reform MPs are making task of strengthening UK communities more urgent

His ill-informed backing for Tommy Robinson and slurs against Jess Phillips say it all about Trump's right-hand man

Many local authorities already run DBS checks on elected officials but it's not standard practice in parliament.

New data from the Office for National Statistics shows that the poorest 10% of households in the UK are still paying a higher proportion of their income in tax than the richest.